>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. now to a tragedy in the south bay. a

child is dead after getting hit by a car today and south san jose. police say the incident happened around 4 in the afternoon on camden and lee avenue. kron. 4 shock moment has the latest details >>well, this crash is the 30th fatal road incident to happen here in san jose. so far this year alone. now, we don't know too much about what happened here on tuesday afternoon. but what we do know is that the person who was hit and killed, there were a child and the driver is fully cooperating with police. >>it's a gruesome scene on the corner of camden and lead in south san jose. a child hit and killed by a driver around for the afternoon on tuesday. and that's all we know so far about the incident. all people can do is watch with concern. i think it's especially horrific. this death marks the 30th traffic fatality in san jose this year. this time in 2023, there were 28 road fatalities. max siegel with families for safe streets says

that as a father, this incident is enraging parent. >>this is this is the worst nightmare. police did not give any details about the driver who hit and killed the child. but the department says the driver is cooperating. this is what i fear more. the violence in in san jose and with the road fatality rate outpacing the murder rate in the city. >>he says something must be done. people are treated like a highway and it's a city. it's a local city street and bikers like sean perez says he's had way too many close calls. it kind of rough out here. how can people run what i could come a time? a car hit about iowa and i fell on the bike. >>he says the ongoing deaths on san jose's roads are a problem with dion made me feel. i've broken and until we find out more about what happened on tuesday and learn more about the life taken. >>max siegel says the city can do something now to bring deaths down to please traffic cones placed trapped. there to slow streets down.

>>he says something to make his kids and others feel safer before it's too late. we complain that our kids are. >>or what are watching too tv or to spend too much time on their phone. we want them to go out and play and this is the environment that we created for them. >>now the city of san jose does have a vision 0 task force set to come up with plans to make the roads here in the city. much more safer. that includes narrowing the wider roads here and creating more stronger bike lanes. now, there is a project slated to happen here on avenue, but it's not happening here. it's happening on a section of road more north of here reporting here in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >>police are investigating a shooting that killed one person and injured 2 others yesterday in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. this video you see from the citizen app shows the crime scene. the victims were found near market and stevenson streets. police are still searching for the suspect. so if you've any information they're asking you to please give them a call. >>and it's official. vice president harris announced her own vp pick, minnesota

governor tim walz has chosen as her running mate this morning. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple zinn dc with more on what's next for the new democratic party ticket. vice president kamala harris and minnesota governor tim walz appeared together for the first time tonight in philadelphia. >>vice president kamala harris is celebrating her pick for vice president minnesota governor tim walz, because he's the kind of person. >>who makes people feel like they belong and then inspires them to dream big. and that's the kind of vice president. >>harris and walls held their first rally together in philadelphia, pennsylvania to kick off their week long tour of battleground states. >>next, 91 days and every day in the white house. president harris is back. >>a source familiar with harris's decision says walls

appealed to her as an effective messenger who can help when midwestern states the same states that republican vp pick ohio senator jd vance is vying to win or what did was i guess there are similarities there. >>but what's different is the actual ideas about how best to serve people. vance said he called walls to congratulate him but left a voicemail. he then went after walls at a philadelphia rally, calling him to extreme him off. his record is a joke. >>he's won one of those far-left radicals in the entire united states government. the debate between vance and walls is not yet scheduled, but vance says he's in after democrats make the ticket official at their convention. i can't wait to debate the guy. >>the pick comes after the dnc officially voted to nominate vice president harris monday night. 99% of delegates voted for her in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. now let's

turn to weather to get a check on the forecast. we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow larks. >>want to begin to cool down a bit. not going to be cold by any means, at least not in the but we're going to see those temperatures backing off and up there right now. nice from our mount tam cam. you can see mostly clear skies there looking for the east bay back across the bay. a little more hazy. and you see some of that fog developing along the coastline. we'll see more of that fog on the way. it's going to take a few days to kind of ramp up here and again, push onshore. once it does. that's going cool things down even further in the today. yeah, these temperatures jumped high pressure really building in and we saw these numbers 14, even 16 degrees warmer than yesterday. so that's quite a jump from a day ago. but now they're going start head the other way. highs today 101 in livermore. 97 in concord, 100 in antioch. 94 in hot. 92 in san jose. 95 amount due much cooler along the coastline. a little fog out there. the beach is clearing in the afternoon. still, 61 degrees in half moon bay stepped outside right now. we're

cooling off in the 50's coast side. you still have warm 70's and 80's inland. 82 degrees. can you believe that still in conquer? it is. 84 in vacaville. so high pressure still holding on. but i think tomorrow watch our ridge begin to weaken somewhat. patchy. fog is going to start to creep up more along the coastline little monsoonal moisture like a wraparound our way to overnight tonight, fog getting a little thick in spots near the coastline just inside the bay that breaking up leaving lots of sunshine that will see some of that monsoon begin to rotate kind of into the bay area up in the high country to maybe a couple more thunderstorms headed toward the sierra nevada the next couple of days. and then things should begin to quiet down. thanks so much, lawrence. >>well, that's all for thousands of bay area. kids is right around the corner. but covid it's back front and center as well. giving some parents a pause as they try and balance the 2 issues. >>he sure you have enough tests at home so that your kids can be if they have any snow full team, though, it seems mild because they may be

living with people. of all the room was home. i would say one other thing that parents can do is stock up on medicines that might make your child feel better. it's easier kind of keep things stocked than to try and get it after the fact. >>doctors also advise parents to lean into practices, learned early on in the beginning of the pandemic. that includes mask-wearing hand washing testing and now treatment in vaccinations for also prevent the further spread. according to the cdc, the current dominant variant is highly contagious, even more so than previous strains. it also is accounting for nearly 25% of cases currently in the u.s. overall. and they add that staying indoors this summer to try and beat the excessive heat may have contributed to covid spread here in california. well, take a look at this and oak tree crashed down into 2 homes this morning in santa rosa. a crazy sight for some of the residents while they were still inside homeowner connick hark says the oak tree had stood in her yard for decades

without a single problem. and then around 8.30, this morning, the tree split in half and crashed through 2 neighboring homes. >>and just which has shattered so even leaves. and twigs came in the house, just the branches themselves and stabbed on right above are bad. but since the thing we're done that and right into the shower stall. >>thankfully, no one was injured in this, but it will be months before they can get back into their home. >>that's a scary sight for a >>that's a scary sight for a lot of people right there.

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running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. kron four's justine waldman spoke with usf professor of politics, james taylor for more insight. so lets just start here. what do you think of kamala selection? >>well, one of the things that that was i look at article read the article and then looking to the comments below, it read the comments. i know there's always information that you get. you can get a sense of how people feel. and right now there's a lot of enthusiasm for this pick. people are crediting kamala harris for that decision and the deliberation process and again, everything she does in terms of a campaign is kind of how her administration will transfer over from the campaign to government. and so everything she does is going to be evaluated and her pick right now is a home >>a lot of people are saying it's a safe choice to agree with that. >>absolutely not. has a high school teacher. was the adviser to the straight alliance. you know, he's out,

you know, that children minnesota through free food programs, he's going to be called left liberal. but when he was a congressman, he center right. nice kind of scent of left. so he's kind it logically similar to kamala harris, probably more progressive that he's allowed to to it outright. but he's done a lot of a positive thing. i think he's ready for the criticism. he has a big areas. personality has grandfatherly look, children love him. young men will be able to relate to the fact that he's a coach at 17 years old, his father dies. he collects social security. how many people can relate to those kinds of realities? he's not elite from 17 to 41. he stayed in the national guard as a boy and became a man in there. and then he ran for congress, denny governance. he dealt with the george floyd situation and derek and many people thought he was on the right side of that issue. but that opens them up to, you know, the criticism of being

anti and so again, it's not a safe pick. >>so we talked a little bit here about like his personal resume, how he grew up, where he was from a little bit about his past life before he entered politics. but what has he done in minnesota that you think the harris campaign the wants sort of attach itself to and move forward? >>well, i think it's it's more minnesota. i think it's not even about like winning a state anymore with vp picks. i don't know since the 80's it. that's really been factor. it's more about what he is he nets regional in the midwest. he's everyday americans. he's someone that ordinary people can relate to his what kamala harris she found her joe biden it's a way obama needed older white men balance him off for the middle of american voters. so wouldn't appear to be this kind of radical moment in history. kamala harris has found someone to talk to image wise, who represents that. she

did what obama did. she found someone that could help her in her areas of vulnerability is not where he's from its what he is. it's his biography, white men, ordinary, you know, across the region can relate to him on many different grandfather, father, football coach, high school teacher. i mean, all of those elements in the country, even national guard are excited about this pick because he represents them. and again, he's not an elite. so, you know, typical republican challenger, especially the california is hollywood well, that argument is is is offset by this selection of of the walls. >>so does this choice and it sounds like it does to you unify democrats. what does that do to the republican side? >>i think in the same way comma and the same way that the republicans had a hard time pivoting to they also are going to have a hard time trying to define a governor they can use generalizations, but he punches back. he's a

counter punch and that's the problem is he is as outspoken as trump, but he says great things like, you know, i'm a monster because i feed the children of minnesota. so again, i think kamala harris hit a homer i think everybody on the democratic is excited. the problem trump is now they're going to try to define this gentleman when his own biography is as is more impressive than jd vance's. i mean, jd vance's bar duffy is now in question, right? but now mister walz is really one of them. you know, in terms of ordinary working person who made good in life. >>and his biography sees much younger than he looks because again, he's talking about when he was 17, how he became part of and how that informs his life very powerfully. so and again, with the high school in decatur, high school who can't relate to a high school football coach in high school teaching. all of us have high school teachers, high school coaches. we like when we last time the last time we've been

able to talk about someone being a teacher other than joe biden. in politics like this. so this is great for the democrats. >>well, that's all the time we have right now. but i can kind of hear in your voice, the the excitement you have about this and maybe some relief that the selection has been made and now we can move forward. professor, thank you excited about the excitement. i'm not excited about was himself. i'm excited about that way. the democratic party is excited and rallying around him and now the republicans have to figure out a counter narrative and that as a student of politics. >>and just like watching and watching over these developments happening. this is amazing. >>more news comingon

sunday, a woman who was 9 months pregnant was found dead in her san mateo home. now, her boyfriend has been arrested. kron four's will tran shares why investigation has led law enforcement to southern california. >>the boyfriend was arrested but not arrested at a home that's literally located 2 miles from the san mateo police department. that's how close it is to officers. but when they got there, he was long gone. let me show you a map of the location. this is on the 1300 block of south the street. it all went down on sunday evening at around 6 o'clock. it took investigators from the san mateo police department to call for help hundreds of miles away in southern california. in fact, to the los angeles police department as well as the chp to ask them if they could make the arrest. a 33 year-old

andrew coleman. now when paramedics went to the home at that location, they went inside. they found the 37 year-old mother 9 months pregnant. but her injuries so severe that they could not save her life or the baby's life. investigators, they tracked down coleman using technology, presumably his cell phone. they realize that he was in west covina, which is about 20 miles east of los angeles. authorities down there spotted his car. they moved in and ultimately arrested hours later, investigators flew down there or drove down there, too. interview him. here's what's going to happen next. they will have to wrap up their interview, at least for now down there, either driving back or fly him back to face charges, murder charges in this particular case. as far as the cause of death. right now, it's not be released to the public as well as the woman's name.

>>big changes for shoppers at santana row in san jose where parking is no longer free kron four's. michael thomas has the latest. now the shoppers and employees will have to officially start paying up. >>the sooner upscale shopping center, santana row is now going to charge you to park 2 bucks an hour. and it may not seem like a lot, but for some, they say it adds up. at 6 o'clock. this morning, crews finished installing parking machines and security various for santana roads, parking garage. >>along with it came new parking prices. prices a chopper. catherine doesn't agree with >>it like extra time to go into some kind rome. and i think, you know, your good and actually do some work well for the valley fair like it takes more time, sometimes that much in those in work. so, yeah, i don't i could. >>the first 2 hours of parking is free. but after that, it's 2 bucks an hour or $10 a day. the idea behind it is to ensure that more parking is open. officials argue that it's the same rate as the

westfield valley fair mall across the street, adding that these changes are coming because many people park at santana row then walk across the street to avoid fees. some say 2 bucks isn't a charlie says it's the principle and those small dollars at up leading to bigger issues. >>how does that make any sense you're paying to spend okay. you want customers to come and you want to attract customers to your resources your businesses yet. you want them to spend money to come. see you to spend money. >>how does make it doesn't work that way. that's why you see all these. that's why you see all these businesses going not going out of business because >>employees say they also have to pay been offered a monthly pass for $20 a month, but also add most of them are only making minimum wage that way says the minimum wage >>the thieves may still more money. more for bills morning for biking out.

>>again, this is all set to go into place starting today. that is the very latest reporting. the southbank michael thomas kron. 4 news. tina zimmerman: five years ago, i reconnected with my estranged father, and that's just something i never ever thought could happen.

but when he became a believer, he just had this insatiable appetite to learn the bible, and he began to watch dr. stanley. dr. stanley: god always blesses obedience without an exception. tina: he teaches in a way that it just makes sense, and i feel like that's the way our heavenly father would teach us.

deadly assault in antioch from january has now been ruled a homicide. the break in the case after police identify a person of interest kron four's philippe check all reports. >>7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant with food on the corner of and west 19th streets in any off. when officers arrived, they rendered aid with caught on fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased

investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them one another from a prior incident. >>and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >>that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >>and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were reported citywide last year. sergeant whitaker says despite the police department still managing through low staffing issues.

>>violent crime cases are a priority. as re staff and propel ourselves for. that's one of the main things that attempting to tackle. >>getting these cases solved, prosecuted and getting justice for for a victim's whitaker says he anticipates arrest is imminent. >>in any act, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>more

>>official taking the stage together for the very first time in philadelphia on tuesday, vice president harris shows her nominee as her vice president pick governor tim walz of minnesota. but does this move the needle on the race for the white house? kron four's? justine waldman spoke

with political analyst michael yaki to find out. so i want to start with this because i was pretty convinced. >>that it was going to be josh shapiro because the rally was being held in philadelphia. here laughing. but that's what felt and the not pick him in his own state. >>well, i mean, philadelphia, the reason the during philadelphia for says that. it's going really silly. it's closest to the white house. it's easy. as for the as as the first swing state on the schedule, it's the closest in terms of being able to get there. the white house and the worry about delays markle options to get their kicks and travel. >>things like told me on that one. so who is governor tim walz? why is he the one? >>well, you know it. it's one of those things where you first of all, when you a vice presidential pick, first maximus do no harm. second can this person actually help me in the race and there's been

sort of a myth from lyndon johnson. you know, the ticket in 1960, when john f kennedy that he brought texas and the others in the state when, in fact, actually looks like you may be closer than it should have been for kennedy. so. you don't you just don't know. but here's the conventional thinking on this. tim walz is someone who, example, pies midwestern values, value that you're going to need for. obviously, michigan for wisconsin, but even a little bit like nevada and arizona. but it's also he's a high school football coach. you know you as a teacher, he was in the army reserve for 24 years and was deployed after 9.11. these are the kinds of things that to that demographic that biden demographic, quite frankly, of older whiter males that they're hoping to bring back into the full while kamala harris gets gets the

energizing go back and back into democratic party. which interesting is that jim actually as a very now robust in following is there weird comments and how that went viral? you someone who just appeals? i think everyone and i think in the end that appeal is is what made the vice president counter with picking him to be her by special to price presidential candidates. so would you say that he's a safe choice in this already solidly blue state? >>these are is a very safe choice. and you know, i i know that they a lot of people shapiro, because he's someone who would be a barn burner on the campaign trail. kind of fits the mold of who you would want to be as an attack dog has a good record and it's something that probably will lock down that state. but there were some issues involving misconduct in his administration, not him but

how they dealt with the whole issue about whether this provoked provoke anti democratic moving inside the middle east are and community and which is important in, for example, in michigan. so these are things that kind of went through people's mind. and, you know, you should weigh upside downside, if you will, really high upside, but also pretty good outside. you can stay away from kind of go toward the middle. and and tim walz's the safe middle picking out. but he does speak. he does speak to constituency that they want. this is a guy who organizes presidents in truth behind because you like to go and shoot, shoot, shoot turkey in the video were kamala is the governor here to ask him to be the running mate. he's very like a camel had and khaki pants like. >>very casual guy. so they have rally. that's about to be happening in philadelphia. kind of any moment now. how do they walk out on stage and

introduce this ticket to the world. >>he's going to be in the never is that going to be hiking camo like they're going to talk about about what he who he is. he a van and he's in. >>kron on will continue with th

just around the corner, some parents are concerned about rising covid numbers. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with infectious disease specialist about what students and parents should know before

heading into the classroom. it's here back to school for thousands of bay area kids right around the so it's important for parents to just >>you know. myra smarter infections, smart. when the kids go to school. covid is also back front and center giving some pause as they try and balance the 2 issues. but i would say you know, making sure you have enough tests at home so that your kids can be if they have any snow full team, though, it seems mild because they may be living with people. of all the room was doctor peter chin-hong, an infectious disease specialist with ucsf and also apparent offers this advice, charlene balance. but we have the tools to keep everyone safe. snow, meaning that if your kid comes you realize they have that. you protect the people at home. you protect the grandparents or the relatives of a visiting room might be

immune compromise. that might mean knowing what they have. so so that's not something i diagnostic test. even if you're not going to intervene on the trial itself, it helps you figure they navigate the world. explains that dominant variant is highly contagious and even more so then others in the past. it is also according to the centers for disease control and prevention. >>accounting for nearly 25% of cases currently in the united states. >>think most important if you had one point is not to dismiss the sniffles. they're really figure out if it is covid because some people are not going to as well and knowledge is power. he says now it is best to continue to lean into practices, learned early on in the pandemic. >>mask-wearing hand washing testing treatment and vaccination to prevent the further spread. the nagging virus. theresa kron, 4 news. >>the school year is just around the corner and high cost of living and a lack of housing has made it some

teachers. but in san mateo county, a new housing complex bill, specifically for them is opening up in daly city kron. 4 s charles clifford shares their plan. >>well, as we all know, housing the cost of living has gotten very expensive across california. that has made it hard for many school districts to attract and retain teachers here in daly city, the city, the county and the school district have opened up this apartment complex right behind me here. that is meant to give teachers and school staff and affordable place to live the new east. more heights complex has 56 apartments, one 2 bedrooms that will be made available for 56 to 70 employees of the jefferson elementary school district, which has schools. >>and offices in daly city coleman brought more village pacifica. the complex also has a courtyard, a play area for kids and community space. the school district really hopes that this will be a way to attract and retain teachers and staff. >>in vital that the educational workforce, how the housing opportunities such as

this. so they can thrive. as educators to survive. daly city, you having reliable housing provides a sense of security and reduces turnover just providing more stable, learning environment for our jefferson elementary students, as we prepare to open these doors. >>we see the realization of a vision that will help our teachers stay in the community that they serve. bill stalled connections with our students. the financial pressures that they face. >>now residents started moving in here in mid-july. the district says they haven't yet fully rented out the building, but they're expecting more people to move in between now and mid october. now, this complex is meant for teachers and staff at the elementary schools here k through 8, the high school actually has its own teacher and staff housing. but for now in daly city, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

appreciation day and to commemorate u.s. health and human services secretary javier becerra met with workers south of sacramento, capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more on this impact of the extreme heat and what javier had to say about a possible run for california governor. >>well, let me tell you here in the town of clarksburg and many other agricultural communities just like it across the state, it is hot. we're talking triple digits and that's exactly why u.s. health and human services secretary xavier becerra says he is working hard to protect those who work in these fields everyday.

>>and takes an appreciation for the united states health and human services secretary xavier set during this meeting with farmworkers. he's here in the community of clarksburg near the sacramento san joaquin delta to raise awareness and concerns about those who work outside in these conditions. you cannot have good health if you have to exist. in extreme heat. it's a message echoed by yolo county. farm workers say that her seem we check a lot to come to us in spanish. she said this summer has been intense for farm workers just like her happy cull propaganda. get very worried might sometimes feel like i have a dream mouth or dehydration you know, sometimes you can get from the extreme heat. and so it is something that i'm very concerned about. the center says he and his department have taken several steps to protect workers across the nation, including efforts to reach to them in english and spanish to make sure they're aware of ways to sign up for health insurance and their state. it is important that area every american have

access to the care that they need. but what's most important is it every american have? peace of mind. ferpa whose father was a farm worker. it's personal. he says his department is working on a program to identify extreme hot spots all in an effort to provide warning to workers and employers ahead of major heat waves. there were very few protections when my father was out in the crops. >>and everyone who is working to food on our table the best effort to make sure that they're working on it. the safest conditions possible sentence visit comes amid reports he is seriously considering a run for california governor in 2026. >>the democrat who previously served as california attorney general from 2017 to 2021. says before making a decision to enter the already crowded gubernatorial race. he wants to weigh his options, including possibly staying put should the harris wants to win the november 2024? presidential election if they should happen to win there are

opportunities for many of us who've been in in the program it to stay on what that signals for me. >>probably after who is their number? 56, i can let you know. >>said his visit also included a stop in stockton where he spoke about the need to lower prescription drug costs. he says to expect a major announcement from him on that front in the coming weeks reporting from clarksburg just south of tom wallace kron 4 news. >>the executive board of the oakland police officers association is calling on oakland mayor sheng thao to resign. but she refuses. kron four's. dan kerman reports on the growing tension with the november recall election just a few months away. >>i respectfully ask that the mayor resign immediately. the four-member executive board of the oakland police officers association. >>he's called on oakland, mayor sheng thao to resign immediately and not wait for november's recall election. if you're unable to leave, we need to step down and allow

other to leave the city at a news conference tuesday, the opioids president, we wind cited rampant crime and increased fear among oakland residents with only 35 patrol officers on the beat at any given time. he also criticized the mayor and the city council for not finding a way to increase the number of police officers despite the city's ongoing budget crisis in order for our city to survive. >>as a state and draw businesses here, we need to have more police officer to make people feel that they can exit the home and not feeling president on home. >>you know, it's very unfortunate and it's a huge distraction knowing that we announce a huge success history making last week. oakland mayor sheng thao cited the city sale of the coliseum property as an innovative move that not only prevents the cutting of 100 police officers but will also generate revenue to hire more officers once the coliseum site is developed. she also maintains crime is trending down and refuses to step down before the election,

citing the fact that the recall has been bankrolled almost entirely by a single donor. i believe that oakland voters that they know better than to allow for one person to take away their democracy. >>right. and that democracy is going through an election cycle. i believe that my reelection would be the time where pete the oak were. oaklanders can great me on my work. we have accomplished great things in less than 2 years. >>if the mayor does not resign, poe says they will begin taking a more active role in the campaign to recall in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. minnesota

governor tim walz introduce himself to the country tuesday as harris's new running mate. the rally in philadelphia highlighting a highly anticipated. and i stick response from democrats kron four's catherine heenan has the latest. >>it was a big welcome as the vice president and her new running mate took the stage in philadelphia. governor tim waltz looking and sounding. i'm amazed at times almost as though he's trying to take all of this in. >>this campaign is a fight for the future. >>harris listed some of the titles he's had ranging from father coach congressman governor. long long minutes went by before she finally turn the microphone over to waltz. >>thank you, madam. vice president, for the trust you've put in me. but maybe more so. thank you for bringing back the joy.

>>has been described as a happy warrior part of what parents liked. and spent a lot of time emphasizing his midwestern roots. >>minnesota strength comes from our values. are committed to working together. just seeing past our differences always being willing to lend a helping hand. those are the same values i learned on the family farm and try to instill in my skin's. >>so how did this midwestern governor described as having dad vibes get to this point? we've got reaction from our political analysts it's a contrast to what the harris campaign anticipates will be. the trail. >>of kamala harris as a as a far out west coast left coast liberal. they're anticipating that that contrast will be heavy by republicans. so they want someone who has a different set of optics, someone who is a minnesota

normal, who is midwestern is non threatening, but also isn't someone who's going to with are with us and kicked in the face of of the politics of the moment and you look at a mall sunday, someone who punches back, he's punched back about a number of that they've passed and he's tried to explain those in terms that are down to earth, if you will. so that will be very different. it's not defensive. it's also a matter of fact and sensible. i think reality is she made a safe choice. >>writing everything else. that was a risk that she pirro not only win over shower but differences on policy would become a story in itself. so i think she pick someone. we come from the midwest with the hope that he can help in states like wisconsin and michigan. but it at in the end, she is who she is. she does have policies for days in california. those have become excess. you waited and that's what the election will be

about. so what we would expect, catherine, as we would expect, the widening of the polls in the wake of the waltz announcement, a little bit of a bump, if you will, head to the convention and then kind of a settling in by the time we get to labor day, this should be very close by then republicans will have responded. democrats will have their convention and we anticipate a relatively close race moving forward from labor day, which makes every vote count. it makes things hugely important. >>waymo has expand services to the peninsula. the driverless cars will be picking up riders in 3 new cities in san mateo county. not everyone is thrilled about the changes, though. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what one county supervisor is saying about waymo's late notice. >>waymo open up rides. the public in san francisco in june after several months of test rides to the city starting tuesday, the driverless cars will cover 55 square miles from san francisco to san mateo county, san jose state professor and med been affa says waymo was

approved for 22 cities. but the california public utilities commission, they have the permits they have and allowed to go all the way down to sunday that. >>but they chose to take it step by step and to gain the trust to make sure that everybody think comfortable with it before they can expand to other cities to start waymo will expand to 3 cities. daly city brought more and coma. affleck raise the expansion to a 5 billion dollar investment by waymos parent company alphabet. >>as well as elon musk announcing competition from tesla, robo taxis to be another push for them to make sure that ready. >>the first to the market and people can test it and see that this kind of services he same county supervisor david canepa says he did not find out about the changes until late monday afternoon and that of the 3 cities impacted only the broad more police chief was given notice the notice is just it's legal. it's the cpc was given permit. responsible

companies need to make sure that there's communication waymo is still not allowed on freeways or at sfo while it undergoes more testing. >>cannabis hopes that when the next expansion is announced city and county leaders as well as law enforcement will be given more than a 24 hour notice. so how do we deal? >>with issue with the way up waymo's in acts and how do we deal with a police and fire incidents? >>the napa says that waymo reported having 778 registered cars to the state and made about 4300 trips per day in san francisco reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>more news co

>>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. a tragedy in the south bay. a child is dead after getting hit by a car today in south san jose. and police say the incident happened around 4 on tuesday afternoon on camden and lee avenue. kron. 4 shock moment has the details. >>well, this crash is the 30th fatal road incident to happen here in san jose. so far this year alone. now, we don't know too much about what happened here on tuesday afternoon. but what we do know is that the person who was hit and killed, there were a child and the driver is fully cooperating with police. >>it's a gruesome scene on the

corner of camden and lead in south san jose. a child hit and killed by a driver around for the afternoon on tuesday. and that's all we know so far about the incident. all people can do is watch with concern. i think it's especially horrific. this death marks the 30th traffic fatality in san jose this year. this time in 2023, there were 28 road fatalities. max siegel with families for safe streets says that as a father, this incident is enraging parent. >>this is this is the worst nightmare. police did not give any details about the driver who hit and killed the child. but the department says the driver is cooperating. this is what i fear more. the violence in in san jose and with the road fatality rate outpacing the murder rate in the city. >>he says something must be done. people are treated like a highway and it's a city. it's a local city street and bikers like sean perez says he's had way too many close calls. it kind of rough out here. how can people run what

i could come a time? a car hit about iowa and i fell on the bike. >>he says the ongoing deaths on san jose's roads are a problem with dion made me feel. i've broken and until we find out more about what happened on tuesday and learn more about the life taken. >>max siegel says the city can do something now to bring deaths down. you can place traffic cones play strapped parents to slow streets down. >>he says something to make his kids and others feel safer before it's too late. we complain that our kids are. >>or what are watching too tv or to spend too much time on their phone. we want them to go out and play and this is the environment that we created for them. >>now the city of san jose does have a vision 0 task force set to come up with plans to make the roads here in the city. much more safer. that includes narrowing the wider roads here and creating more stronger bike lanes. now, there is a project slated to happen here on lee avenue, but it's not happening here. it's happening on a section of road more north of here reporting here in san jose jacmel kron 4 news.

>>a man has been arrested after a canine helped an officer finds 70 pounds of crystal meth. chp sharing this picture of the drugs. they say they found inside the man's car in santa clara county near casa de fruita. officers say the estimated street value of the drugs you see next to that canine officer is at 82 $1000. county is recommending people to mask up indoors. contra costa county is now joining san francisco and marin counties during the summer surge kron 4 sarah and reports from lafayette. >>health officials here in contra costa county are recommending people to wear a well-fitting mask like n 95 or kn 95 mask in indoor public spaces like a grocery store. i went inside 2 of them and it was hard to find anyone wearing a mask at all. i do sometimes see people wearing masks today. steven, far between it's usually older people using.

>>over time masks have become a rare sight across the bay area. but due to covid cases spiking this summer, health officials in contra costa county are now recommending people to wear masks in public indoor places. that surprises me. the health department says from may 9 to july 9th concentrations of covid in wastewater has more than quadrupled as of recently cases have plateaued but still remain high. but i mentioned we're seeing is live where variant, which is a relative omicron. >>it is slightly more infectious than omicron rights read a little easier. >>one of those cases, dan circle who came down with covid in july. this is the first time i caught covid. >>after 4 and a half years of dodging it, i was in. i was in no vid. was winning the game. but i finally got knocked out. >>others say, well, it's certainly going around. it's not too concerning. i know a lot of people who got hasn't

been a big deal. >>backs unaided. so i don't spit allies with deputy health officer doctor sophy make harris says the search has not increased hospitalizations or deaths in the county, but vaccinations are starting to wane. so she wants remind people to keep their vaccinations up to date. we do anticipate a have that and that strands and covid at that should be current coming out later this summer. >>or early fall potentially santa september. >>in addition to wearing masks indoors, health officials also want to remind people to use tools. we learned in the peak of the pandemic. that means washing hands testing when you have symptoms and staying home when sick. i'm sara stinson reporting lafayette kron. 4 news. >>and covid top of mind for students going back to school for thousands of bay area kids. it's right around the corner but covid is back and it's front and center and it's

giving some pause for parents as they try and balance the 2 issues at hand. >>making sure you have enough tests at home so that your kids can be if they have any snow full team, though, it seems mild because they may be living with people or vulnerable as home. i would say one other thing that parents can do is stock up on medicines that might make your child feel better. it's easier kind of keep things stocked than to try and get it after the fact. >>doctors also advise parents to lean into the practices that everyone learned during the pandemic. that includes mask-wearing hand washing testing treatment and vaccination to all helped to contribute to preventing furthering the spread for people. according to the cdc, the current dominant variant is highly contagious right now. so even more so than previous strains. it's also accounting for nearly 25% of the cases currently in the u.s. overall, they add that stay indoors during the summer heat wave. it may have

contributed to the covid spread here in california. and now talking about that, he we've got someone else talk about it. the first a live look now at san francisco from our sutro tower cam. it's looking beautiful out there. touch of fog may be in the corner but to hear about what's to expect for rest of the week. let's check in with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>high pressure really building in today and that squash that marine layer and well before you know it temperatures soaring to the heights and i can see it again and the next 7 days. so got hot spots out there right now. mostly clear skies in the san francisco couple patches of fog forming along the coastline. but temperatures really jump today as that ridge built in back to 14, the almost 60 degrees warmer in many parts of the bay area specially in the interior valleys. that's where we saw that heat again. 97 conquered a hot 101 in little more than 100 in antioch. 93 in santa rosa. 92 in san jose. 95 in mount view, much cooler. 61

degrees and say half moon bay and 69 in san francisco. so high yeah, it's got control of us right now. but it's going to begin to weaken tomorrow. and i think as we head toward the next few days, it is going to really begin to cool off him. maybe a little taste of fall coming our way as we get in toward the weekend and in the next week. so we've got some much cooler weather headed our way back to long range models now are showing that the middle of the month. yeah, maybe a little bit below normal. we have been able to say that much. >>all summer long. >>thanks, lawrence. now to the olympics, a bay area wrestler is bringing home the gold 20 year-old and the allure from walnut creek is now the youngest wrestler to ever compete on team usa in the olympics and she dominated them at winning a gold medal in her olympic debut. we talked with a lower back in july before she headed on over to paris. >>i started wrestling at the very young age of 4 and so to me, i always thought that it would be in wrestling. and i mean, here i am today, like 16

years later, going to olympics. well, i mean, my dream and goal has always been to go to olympics. so i i really thought about the fact that i'm the youngest. i'm just extremely happy just to have this opportunity in front of man. yeah, to be an olympian means the world to me. >>well, she chief circle and exceeded expectations. now the gold medalist says she hopes to inspire girls in the bay area to compete in the sport. she trains with the titan mayor curry wrestling club and takes classes online through the awful a valley college. and now she said her eyes on winning a medal in her home state for la 2028. an amazing woman

>>reactions continue to roll in after vice president harris chooses her new running mate, tim walz to discuss what this means for the harris campaign kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with the fish political science professor from uc berkeley. >>what did you make of his introduction to america? well, i can't quit smiling grants. i mean, this guy really brings the exuberance. >>vice president harris is also known as being someone who laughs ally, who's kind of full of joy governor walz point that pointed that out in his speech, you know, we've had years of of trump with all the grimness. and then we've got we've democrats who actually in some ways kind of in been pretty grim themselves. but it's clear that the harris was ticket is going to be very different. and, you know, it's really important that our politicians being super it, that they

project confidence that they look like they're having fun with what they're doing and it looks like this pair is going to do just that. what's more governor waltz from really is an every man in kind of the best sense of the term. he doesn't have a career. is millionaire hedge fund manager or some, you know, leading lawyer scholar, he's served in the in the military as a noncommissioned officer in the national guard. he's a schoolteacher and a football coach. he's a kind of guy that i think a lot of people can relate to. and yet he has all the all the necessary experience. he's been a successful governor now of minnesota for over 5 years before that he served 6 terms in the house of representatives and he also represented the district this largely rural and small town. and the democrats have been hemorrhaging support among small town and rural people for a long time. this is a kind of got you cook who can actually connect with those people. i think he can do this. take a lot of good. >>but you definitely got the sense that it was game when he

got up there. he is out of awful lot like it was giving up a locker room pep talk. >>that's right, vicki. and let's face it. you know, that's really appealing to a lot of you know, i grew up in kentucky and played high school football and >>and i i just this is a kind of guy that i that i grew listening to interesting. >>you know, he's a he's a regular guy. and i really do think this attitude is going to put him in good stead. most of our politicians come from ely universities. they might pretend to be regular guys like jd vance. but vance just such charlatan, right? just like trump he is a faker. is the real deal? you know, he's a real guy and i think he's going actually do very well in his debate with then also just standing toe to toe with senator vance. >>josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania whose seem to be the runner-up to be harris's vice president. i don't know if you heard him

speak before harris and walls did the arena there in philadelphia. obviously a pennsylvania one of the key battleground states. do you think it's risky to have not gone with shapiro? >>no, i think that actually was was a much better and a safer choice. i think governor shapiro has many, many good qualities in many advantages. but first of all, he doesn't have that much experience. he's only been governor for about a year and a half, a much less experience that and then governor walz has what's more. i think governor shapiro in some ways he looks like that kind guy who's going to trying too hard. he keys, nakedly, ambitious. you can really see it. what's more? he looks and sounds so much like obama when he's giving speeches that i think it strikes. a lot of people is is rather again, many good qualities, very smart guy. but i don't think he's nearly is relay double as governor wolf says. and so i think for those

vice president harris made the rate the right choice, i might also add governor shapiro, he's been, you know, he's going to carry the same baggage on the israel-gaza that president biden did. you know, he's very pro israel in this this conflict. he has a long history of saying and doing things a suggests that he's really doesn't have much, much sympathy for the palestinians. that could be problem with especially young progressive voters. and in fact, that dragged down their support for president biden. i don't think ga governor will springs that baggage. so i think that for many reasons, vice president harris really made a smart choice with governor walz. >>you alluded to this, shapiro is jewish and, you know, there had been talk that maybe harris goes with shapiro to go all-in on trying to get the centrist vote to kind of say, you know, we don't need the

progressive vote. shapiro obviously is supporting this ticket and gave a speech that some might say was rousing. you said he remind you of obama in terms of his skills as in order. do you think that pennsylvania can go blue and how key is that state? >>pennsylvania's key and it absolutely can. and i think it will go blue. and i think governor was actually helps with that. you know, he himself is a north midwesterner. i think he's the kind of guy who's really going to appeal to the constituencies in pennsylvania as well as in michigan, wisconsin, who the democrats absolutely need include a lot of white working class voters. well, i think you're going to governor was actually very relay double and look at his background is very much like theirs. and, you know, i think the governorship hero is, you know, his background is not really like there's he might appeal to them. but in some

ways, he's really, you more more of, you know, more from the himself in terms of his education, his personal background and indeed his personal style. i really do think again, the governor waltz is going to be the kind guy who's going to be able appeal 2, especially the kind of working class voters we're going to be necessary to win over pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, which are much with must-win states for the democrats. no tree in santa ros

came crashing down tuesday morning into homes all while residents were inside kron

four's lezla gooden spoke with the family shocked by the early morning incidents. >>yes, these 2 houses behind me received most of the damage when that oak tree split right in half. now the neighbors tell me it's been an exhausting and scary day for them. connie cloak says this oak tree has stood in her yard for decades, healthy without problems until around 08:30am. tuesday morning when her husband saw the tree falling into their home, fell onto the roof of the house above our bedroom and branches, which has shattered so even leaves. and twigs came in the house, just the branches themselves. >>and stabbed on right above are bad. but since the thing we're done that and right into the shower stall, the oak tree split in half with part of its branches now resting right here. >>and triggered a gas leak. the couple owns a home next to them as well. where other parts of the tree came knocking down. tell their concern was that broken gas gas and rent to ground and >>so they secured the house

and made sure that it was safe for us to walk back and forth to get our things but said can't stay there and they called gini forest became a husband that already to the gas off right next door is casey and her 7 week-old daughter. >>the 2 were sitting in their master bedroom when parts of the tree branches above them. >>why didn't know if it was an earthquake but? the our window was open and it sounded like tractor running into the. >>in the bedroom, it was very confusing. she was really loud. >>casey says thankfully, the branches did not come inside, but the building inspector has deemed their master bedroom and attic as unstable. so they don't want back there. just in case there's structural damage could collapse. >>but the i think affected their gas line, but not ours. so that's why we're able to remain in the house. >>thankfully, no one was injured when the tree fell. and connie says it could be months before they are able to go back inside of the home in

santa rosa was a good in kron. 4 news. >>a would-be robber is dead after a store owner opened fire on 3 people attempting to hold up his tobacco shop in southern california. the 2 other suspects were later taken into custody. the store owner claims he pulled the trigger in self-defense. jennifer mcgraw has more on this developing story. >>deputies swarming the corner of firestone in studebaker just after 9 following a deadly shooting inside this tobacco shop. the store owner telling detectives 4 masked men came in attempting to rob him. that's when he pulled out a gun and fired one of the suspects was hit later found suffering in an alleyway 3 others running off into a nearby neighborhood. one man came face-to-face with 2 of them. you know, they looked at me and, you know, dog started barking. >>and then they just. >>ran across the street million gonzalez didn't even realize at the time what he was seen. i got more scared when i got home. start seeing

the news that when i started realizing oh, my god, that's the guys i that came back and now know that they had watched their associate get shot in the chest and they getting the heck out of investigators ended up tracking down 2 of the suspects hiding in a shed about a mile away. >>a 3rd could still be on the run. now detectives need to piece together exactly what happened. it's going to be hours and hours of investigation. >>witness statements, possible surveillance and closing everything together, presenting it to the district attorney's office asked for the store owner. emilio says he goes into the classic tobacco shop on occasion. >>adding that the store owners and i sky this action to protect property and people is sending a big message. also. >>welcome to norwalk and mess around. you know that tells me they thought that they were going to get cigarettes. apparently. well, they didn't get jennifer macgraw ktla, 5 news.

making strides against breast cancer of sacramento kicked off its fundraising season ahead of the october 27th race. chloe curtis shows us how the american cancer society is working to reach its $750,000 goal this year. fundraising for making strides. sacramento starts well before the october event and survivors and volunteers alike say that people showing up in force like this is exactly what makes the event so successful year after >>survivors like margaret hiker, this year's honorary survivor. it's not important that my story is is. the only

story. it's important that it shared because i feel like there's a lot of loneliness and uncertainty and despair and all kinds of things that you go through when when you're going through treatment. and it just i think it helps to hear that you're not alone. >>tiger says during her battle with breast cancer, friends and family are vital. but the american cancer society gave her a network of other survivors who understood what she was going through. you know, not that. >>well, i've a friend who went through the exact same thing. and, you know, it's going to be fine, but feeling like your story is connected to my story for over 30 years. the american cancer society has been making strides against breast cancer in communities across the u.s.. >>28 of those right here in sacramento. what keeps you coming back every year? what is it about the event? because for you? >>survivors, my connection with the breast cancer survivors and the individuals that i made relationships with over the years. >>with over 25,000 participants every year. sacramento is the largest making strides event in

california and just fills my heart every single year to know that organically we can bring together. 25,000 people in one event and one space. this year's walk will return to sacramento state on october. 27th every dollar and every step paving the road ahead in the fight against breast cancer in sacramento, covering local news that matters. chloe curtis fox, 40 news. >>the greater soft and chamber of commerce unveiled a new tool to help curb retail theft hurting local businesses. in san joaquin county, tony salazar has more on when it will be available for the public to download. >>is concise and easy to fill out to make sure you get that information. the app is called fast. start funded by the american rescue plan through the board of supervisors. i think it's very important for the exit to the community feel empowered to do something after the emergence feel empowered because they're they feel helpless sometime, you hope to collect a lot more evidence, a lot more data to be able to help other police employee deploy their resources better and to get the more evidence better

prosecution. >>users will be able to submit photos and videos while providing information like type of car. the suspect was driving and detail characteristics of the person. and it only takes 60 to 90 seconds to fill out. also, you can remain anonymous when submitting the form one submitted it sent to the police to investigate one local business says this is a step in the right direction. i think it's huge because >>the fact that so many more people to get involved in the community for for the business owner to be not just reactive, but also proactive. and because ultimately i and ideally wanted to be a deterrence. it's the app is is a great first step. >>the app will be available for the public to download in a few weeks. wednesday launches. there will also be grant opportunities for businesses to obtain security camera system installations in stockton, covering local news that matters. tony salazar,

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read tweets from elon musk is reigniting a push regulate deepfake technology before the november election. banks are ai-generated images, videos or sounds designed to be identical to the real deal. our dc's raquel martin explains. >>the u.s. is hurdling toward a consequential presidential election without federal regulation on deceptive deepfakes in political at i'm not sure there is a on the call that mc that's going to get this thing across the finish line for months now. robert weissman with public

citizen has pushed the federal government to ban political deepfake images, videos or voiceovers which are increasingly harder to so it's entirely possible that we're going to have late breaking deep fakes before election day that showed candidate drunk or saying something racist or be habian outrageous way when they never did any of those things. the federal communications commission is racing to finalize a rule mandating all tv in radio political ads made i include a disclaimer against a tight timeline. now, nearly 2 dozen states already passed bills to clamp down on ai-generated images. however, federal legislation remains stalled. i object citing first amendment concerns last week senate republicans blocked 2 bipartisan bills, one to ban deepfakes in political ads. another to label political ad that i like the parody video recently shared by x ceo elon musk. the video uses ai to

impersonate the voice of democratic presidential candidate kamala harris. there was no disclaimer. i just think it's outrageous we let this continue. democratic senator amy klobuchar are is promising to keep up the pressure. >>once lawmakers return to washington this fall in washington, raquel martin. >>congress is working to hold the world anti doping agency more accountable following the chinese doping scandal surrounding the 2021 tokyo olympics, washington correspondent jessi turnure reports on what the new legislation would do. and now the u.s. olympic athletes are responding. >>my life was largely lost. injustices, allison wagner became a silver medalist swimmer at the 1996 atlanta olympics. today at wagner has a new goal is sharing what happened to me. doesn't ever happen to any athlete. wagner says she lost multiple gold medals to athletes later proven to have used performance-enhancing drugs.

this system needs to protect every athlete, sacrifices and honest dedication. wagner now works for the u.s. anti-doping agency and is urging congress to act against the global organization. they need know that want to make decisions that serve clay for and clean athletes. a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill that aims to bring more transparency and accountability to the world. anti-doping agency wada has worked against us every turn. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn accuses wada of failing to open a doping investigation into chinese athletes ahead of the 2021. tokyo olympics now 11 of those athletes are competing in the paris olympics. >>and not one of them has been held accountable. maryland democrat senator chris van hollen says their legislation would allow the u.s. to withhold its funding from at the end of the day, we need a fair. >>plainfield in june it to other olympic swimmers michael phelps and allison schmitt urged congress to act ahead of the paris olympics. i don't

want kids growing up thinking only >>doping and cheating where you're able to do these unfathomable things. lot declined to attend the hearing in washington. i'm jessi tenure. hawaii governor josh

green says the state will pay about 800 million dollars as part of the lawsuit settlement for the high in a wild fires. stephen florino has the details. >>governor josh green says the state will pay a hefty chunk of the 4 billion dollar settlement agreement for the la hina wildfires. he talked about it on wake up today.

just so people understand this. this is a settlement. we will pay, you know, close to 20%. the state will cover about that. that's 800 million dollars. green says that number could have been a lot higher. what it will mean will be we don't have say the better part of a 7.10, or even 12 billion dollar settlement. you know, in the early days of the negotiation, the numbers astronomical and i was able to get it down to 4 billion dollars. the legislature already provided whole bunch of tax relief. so we're not really looking to increase any talk of taxes. the pale will be over several years. green says to help soften the blow and not take away from other priorities like housing and education. more than 200 million has already been budgeted. green says he wants to some money from the state. 900 million dollar lawsuit. dismay from the makers of the drug plavix. but the most important thing about the settlement, it helps start the recovery process that much

sooner. so i really pressed hard want to get it done. so people didn't have to wait many years in litigation. take 5, 7, years. and also i wanted to make sure that a lot of that money. in fact, most of that money stays here in the islands when really a lot effort probably needs to be focused more on focusing on infrastructure, creating jobs, rebuilding schools, rebuilding facilities, helping people rebuild homes. that's where we need the energy. >>stephen florino khon, 2 news working for hawaii. >>now to developing news in florida, hurricane debby is leaving many coming back to flooded homes, some with rain, water up to their waists reporter nicole rogers shows us how residents are coping in sarasota. here for 46 years. and this is the first time we flooded like this. >>neighbors along palmer boulevard in sarasota. tell us this is the worst flooding they've seen in decades and

not even hurricane hit. then this that. >>we've never had water mike pence of some of the water that's never happened. >>unbelievable to last summer having fun counting down the road and catching fish in the suburbs. alfred dewayne is walking through his home knee-deep in water, just trying to see what can be salvaged. well, are creatures that that and and it's floating or not, you know, will honor and walker and dry are you know, it's it's a heartbreaking story that's become a reality for so many of the woods. neighbors, including one couple in their 80's when they got out this morning, their feet hit the water. >>and we just grabbed what they could and got out of there. and before they got out there just leaving people like an bowl running to help with a bow paddles. how would you describe what this all looks like? >>and this and tragic because a lot of people lost their

homes. animals are in trouble and from moving forces belly deep in water into a neighbor's barn to corralling chickens into an rv. many people are left with one question. what comes next? every just what? what are we going to next? i don't want to do next. i never had this happen. >>so where can we all go? know everybody i know has a flooded bargain. a federal judge

rules google search as an illegal monopoly and a popular gaming magazine is officially shutting down. russian nero has those stories in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. a federal judge has ruled that google has abused its power to remain

a search for an awfully it's the first major antitrust ruling against the big tech company since microsoft's battle involving its web browser. more than 20 years ago. the main issue is that google pays billions of dollars to companies including apple and samsung to remain the default search engine on devices like phones. the judge says this hurts the competition, especially in the ad market by making it harder for other search engines to compete. the ruling could change the way big tech companies work together or the structure of google itself. the company is appealing the ruling. a new feature coming to the iphone is getting a lot of buzz because it makes the web less distracting. apple adding a feature called distraction control and the next version of safari which some users are already testing the feature lets you hide annoying things on web sites, including pop ups, cookie notices and sign up banners once you turn it on, you can select what you want to hide on a page. and every time you

visit that website, that element will not be shown. it's not necessarily for blocking ads, but it can make websites feel less cluttered. one of the longest-running gaming magazines is shutting down after 33 years. game informer is closing its stores. the magazine which is owned by gamestop abruptly laid off all employees this week. game informer made a name for itself in the 90's and 2, thousands with exclusive news about new games and gaming topics, especially at a time before blogs became more popular. the magazine struggled in recent years and a new subscription model was not enough to save it. many in the gaming industry are sad to see it. go because it was such a big part of gaming culture for a long time. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>stocks close higher to snap a three-day sell-off and disney streaming prices are about to go up. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. nice little

relief rally on wall street today with the dow rising nearly 300 points but doesn't quite cover the more than 1000 point loss yesterday. but it does show that the market was clearly oversold and clearly having a connection fit that wasn't warranted. yesterday's sell-off was sparked by fears of a global recession. and while those fears might be valid, they were a bit overblown by today. traders are realizing, you know what the economic fundamentals are still sound. corporate earnings are strong. inflation is coming down. rate cuts are just around the corner. you store all that together and it warns getting back into the market because there was a lot of bargain hunting to be done today. even among those high price tech stocks. and that tells it wall street by and large is still pretty positive about where we're going and where we're going is almost certainly a half point rate cut next month, followed by additional rate cuts in november and december and taking us into next year. although analysts are warning there could be more volatility as we approach the election in november. now, let's take a look at disney. its shares

were up 2 and a half percent today after the company announced that it's raising prices for its streaming services. we're talking about disney plus hulu espn. plus, they're going to go up by as much as $2 a month. and if that doesn't sound like a lot. well, when you've got millions of subscribers, a couple of extra bucks per month for each subscriber, some you're looking at fat stacks that disney's plan right there. on top of that, the thinking seems to be that if they make the individual plans more expensive and painful that will make people feel better about the bundled plans that are coming out such as disney plus hulu and max, which will be coming out in coming months. the disney-plus rate hike takes effect in mid-october. back to you. >>more news cominow,

let's get a check on the latest weather with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence out looking out there. >>think these temperatures going to slowly cool off of first. those we get the weekend probably be running below average by sunday and staying that way. well into next week. so i think a much-deserved cool down is coming our way. it's been long, hot summer so far. but now the dog days of august looks like things are going start to cool off a bit out there. we do have some patchy fog good at toward the bridge. but most of that, just a fairly low level so far that's going start to expand as high pressure begins to weakened. so tonight, yeah, that fog along the coastline. some that inside the bay by tomorrow morning. and then after the fog early on going to come, sunny and a little bit cooler around the bay area knocked cold by any means. it's still going to be hot in some of the interior valleys. but in kind of get the idea, still warm numbers inland. 75 degrees in livermore, 75 in dublin. still 86 degrees of bread with that is very warm. this time of the evening. 81 in vacaville, much

cooler. 57 in san francisco. 52 pacifica. things are going to be changing. we're going to see high pressure weakening. that's going allow for return of more low clouds and fog and he was the monsoonal moisture going to rotate across the bay area for tomorrow and the high country likely going to see more of that, too. and that could give rise to some thunderstorms, least in the high country, not here in the bay area. temperatures for you look at a lot of 60's in the san francisco 66 downtown about 6, 2, in the sunset along the coastline. we've got 50's to 60's for highs with fog. kind of moving in as we head throughout the day. 78 degrees in burlingame. you're looking 74 in millbrae. 79 in san carlos. then we're going start to see some 80's beginning to show up working the way down the and by the time you make way in the santa clara valley, will members talk and talk about 80's some 90's. so still a bit on the hot side in the south bay tomorrow. i'm not expecting triple digits in the tri valley, but hot enough 96 in lemore. 95 in pleasanton. 95 degrees in dublin, ireland, sunshine and 94 walnut creek, a hot 101 in brentwood, maybe

103 in discovery bay and 101 in vacaville. so these temperatures going down, but it's relative, right? you're starting to see some odd numbers in many spots in the cooler by the coast side, of well, that trend, though, is goig to be good. we're going to see these temperatures cooling down to right around average as we get into saturday. then cooler than normal, probably into sunday and monday. >>the giants have a chance to get back over 500 today for the first time since may 30th. they are in our nation's capital, taking on the nationals they got their all-star eliot ramos. he is back in the lineup after missing 4 games with a swollen right thumb. ramos made his presence felt immediately. top of the first rob catches all one, a massive 428 foot home run to put the giants up one-nothing his 16th of the season between him and general. maybe they have something to build what we stay in the 2 runners on for michael conforto and for that

was out of here 2 and a judge of 4. nothing lead were all smiles, early shot. but is always a bottom of the second. >>4, 2, game now. cj abrams, it's a rocket out to right. his 17th home run of the season and the next up 4 run deficit just like that. its 5 to 4 0rd inning keibert ruiz to right. and we have no shortage of highlights. just a home run derby in dc home run number 9 for ruiz that made it. 64 and the go on to win this one. 11 to 5 day roughed up. hayden birdsong 7 runs in only 2 innings after the game. it's yet every cliche in the book about this loss. >>was back throws a fastball. guy's been seeing the ball pretty dark. >>all right. let's go right to days. but he missed much weight and 2 right feet had a chance to make a little history. tonight stays handed.

the sox their 21st lost last night. if they lost again. tonight will be 22 mlb records. sox got out to an early 2 to nothing lead. then. coming up later in the game, that gal off makes it 2 to one. now top of the 6. coming the white sox drive in a couple more runs. and here was pretty much the backbreaker into writes, this one made a 5 to one. and the white sox. they go on to win this game, picks up his 5 to one. they avoid history 10 and they did not lose their 20 seconds. in around town. the mask to brandon aiyuk saga has taken a turn. we went from a situation where it didn't look likely that he would be traded to. >>all of a about to be on the first thing smoking. >>obviously the situation is fluid changes by hour pretty

much. but we have a few things going from ba has been given permission to negotiate with other teams. kyle shanahan acknowledged that. >>he could remain san francisco. but the way this whole thing has played out. >>he has to be ready for life without brandon aiyuk, which is certainly not ideal for the forty-niners and brings a great so it's really hard to to be better with when you lose a great player. >>so we've got to look anything we got understand the situation and what that looks like. and that does take time. so hopefully it all work out. that's for him. the best russell long run. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. for watching. have a great rest of your night.

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